Traffic jam! Students from Mrs. Gilbert's class worked on coding and robotics during Mrs. Allen's computer class. Each student used a Marty the Robot to move a Hess truck without to touching the truck. Mrs. Allen teaches STEM through coding and robotics in order to help students build 21st-Century skills for a successful future.

News from the Learning Log: Students in K-5 visited the Learning Log to read If Picasso painted a Snowman by Amy & Greg Newbold as part of a collaboration with Mrs. Johns' Art classes. After reading the story, students tore a die cut paper snowman that represented the water cycle, and rearranged the pieces (snow) to form another snowman. In art, students are drawing chickens (K-2) or Killdeer (3-5) in the artistic style of Van Gogh, Seurat, or Liechtenstein.




We are so thankful for Dr. Renee Carlton, ornithologist, who visited fourth and fifth-grade students to discuss our Problem-Based Learning (PBL), focused on creating a Killdeer sanctuary.



We're rooting for the Adairsville High football team to win against the Lafayette team at tonight's home game.
Celebrate Homecoming at Tiger Stadium. Go Tigers!



We were full of excitement to see the students on the first day of school. Thank you to Mrs. Bagwell for making these balloon columns to welcome students back.



PLES earned the title of a National PLC (Professional Learning Community) School. We received and proudly fly a blue flag on our flagpole to show our dedication to the PLC process.


